Chapter 57 I'll find an opportunity to talk to her

The Azure Dragon and the Black Tortoise immediately grabbed the meat and began to tear into it. However, the two little creatures had only just started growing their teeth; the tiger meat was still too tough for them. It would probably take a long time for them to finish this chunk.

Lin Xing didn’t bother paying them any mind and focused entirely on processing the tiger’s carcass.

It took him over two hours to finally finish dealing with the tiger’s body.

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Zhao Xue recognized the person sitting in the carriage as Qiu Yunbai and was about to greet him, but Qiu Yunbai slowly closed the window.

At this moment, someone boldly spoke out with such an imposing tone. When those people heard it, they were utterly shocked and couldn’t believe their ears. General Zhao Feng actually said such things right in front of them—it was simply outrageous.

The empress widened her eyes in shock, coughing repeatedly. After struggling to suppress it, she closed her eyes briefly before revealing a smile.

The aggressive opening tactic had already been employed several times by the Chinese team. As long as China scored early, it would be difficult for Brazil to catch up.

When he returned, Tie Xin was already awake. From his perspective, he had only been dazed for a moment and hadn’t noticed anything else unusual.

“Is there no hope for professional football in China then?” Zhao Yuyu asked, pale and unwilling to accept it.

However, Xia Yumo was puzzled. Was last night’s matter something the team leader voluntarily disclosed, or was it through Qiu Yunbai that the team leader was forced to resign?

“Professional football always comes with these things—victory, glory, and fame!” Zhao Yuyu explained as he lay down on the therapy bed.

“Village chief, may I go back now?” She was too tired to waste time on irrelevant people.

Upon hearing this, Chen Li no longer held back and immediately took out his bow and arrows, showing them around.

This position directly faced the inn’s main entrance. If the Empress Dowager of Western Yue appeared, they would be discovered immediately. A deadly net had already been set up in the shadows all around.

Shen Yan’s obedience made Jian Xiu frown slightly. For some reason, he felt Shen Yan had been acting oddly compliant lately, which was unlike her character. Yet, he couldn’t pinpoint any fault. The feeling was genuinely unsettling.

When Zi Mohan arrived at the palace gates, her face was pale as snow, and intense pain surged through her body. She turned her head slightly, sensing something wrong with herself. She wanted to cry out but suddenly spat out black liquid.

She was slain as a demon. The thousands of soldiers at the front had all seen her. If a schemer caught sight of her, it would surely spark another drama.

Mo Ran left her seat, feeling increasingly weak and sore, her legs heavy as if filled with lead. If not for Cen’er supporting her, she wouldn’t have been able to take another step.

“Where did she go?” Zhou Junjie grew inexplicably irritable. He had taken it upon himself to test Qi Ange, hoping to make things easier for her. But where had Qi Ange been running off to all day?

Others looked at the four elders who entered the main hall; the leader in the center was Gu Siming, clan chief of the Hidden Tribe’s Gu family. Twenty years ago, the Hidden Tribe had stopped the barbarian war that had ravaged the land. In the wilds, the Hidden Tribe was a mysterious force that brooked no defamation.

With battles raging simultaneously on the eastern and western fronts and manpower scarce, the Fourth Legion was redeployed to fight along the southwest coast.

After returning Shen Yan’s item to its place, Jian Xiu’s gaze settled on Xu Jin’an, who still held some items.

Having finished speaking, she strode toward the hall. After only a few steps, her left hand was suddenly grasped. Glancing sideways, she saw Jun Wuyao, his face still expressionless.

As Ye Xiu and his apprentice entered, a spotlight snapped on and shone directly upon them.

Cao Cao stepped out of his room and, seeing the courtyard quiet, felt a strange unease. In the past, these children would have been pestering him early in the morning, but now it was so calm he wasn’t quite used to it.